Libelle 201A POH

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I recently have been given access to a friends Libelle model A. I think the Serial number is #83, Unfortunately, the POH is lost. Could anyone send me a copy or e-file of this document?

Thank You

Dennis

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On Sunday, September 8, 2019 at 5:16:59 PM UTC-7, wrote:
> I recently have been given access to a friends Libelle model A. I think the Serial number is #83, Unfortunately, the POH is lost. Could anyone send me a copy or e-file of this document?
>
> Thank You
>
> Dennis
>

maybe you don't need one... depends what year it was build
https://backcountrypilot.org/forum/poh-and-afm-question-4290

[Martin Gregorie[_6_]]

On Sun, 08 Sep 2019 17:16:57 -0700, dmar2c wrote:

> I recently have been given access to a friends Libelle model A. I think
> the Serial number is #83, Unfortunately, the POH is lost. Could anyone
> send me a copy or e-file of this document?
>
I have s/n 82. I was flying it yesterday off the winch and easily
outclimbing clubmates.

Any Libelle 201 POH should be fine - my copy is for a 201B. In the UK it
was decided that the difference between a 201 and a 201B is small enough
that 201B W&B limits can also apply to a 201. That means we use the same
weak links, CG positions, seat loads and max flying weights etc. despite
the B series having different airbrakes, tailplane and, of course, using
foam in flying surface skins instead of balsa and having water ballast
bags as a standard option.

The only place where I'd treat the 201 and 201B differently is carrying
water ballast. I won't carry water in mine (no water system anyway)
because I heard that a number of 301s were destroyed when the combination
of leaky water bags and porous inner surface to the wing skins allowed
the balsa wing skin cores to rot.

A copy of the 201B POH is in the way.


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